SF6 Update 1.04 Patch Notes - August 2023
by P Nandhini | Updated Aug 19, 2023
SF6 Update 1.04
Capcom has rolled out the SF6 update 1.04, which is now available for PS4, PS5 (version 1.004), PC, and Xbox consoles. The official patch notes for SF6 indicate that this update is primarily focused on addressing minor game issues. Notably, SF6 version 1.04 (1.004.000) has also effectively resolved a bug that was causing the loss of items during PlayGo sessions or streaming installations.
In the recent past, the Street Fighter 6 update 1.03 brought about modifications to the behavior of the Assist Button, impacting all fighters. Furthermore, specific adjustments were made for characters Blanka, Kimberly, and Rashid. These adjustments targeted concerns related to attack recovery, throw escapes, and unintended combos. However, since its release, players have encountered certain problems with the game. The forthcoming SF6 patch 1.04 is set to address a selection of these issues.
SF6 Update 1.04 Patch Notes
Street Fighter 6
Street Fighter 6, a fighting game from 2023, was both developed and published by Capcom. The game's announcement took place in February 2022, marking it as the seventh primary installment within the renowned Street Fighter series. It officially launched on June 2, 2023, for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows, and Xbox Series X/S platforms. Taito is also slated to release an arcade version later in the same year. Complementing this release, a prequel comic book series was unveiled in September 2022.
Powered by the RE Engine, Street Fighter 6 boasts cross-platform play and incorporates rollback netcode technology. It introduces three comprehensive game modes along with three distinct control options. An intriguing feature is the inclusion of a real-time commentary system, enhancing the gameplay experience with a tournament-style atmosphere and the ability to rally behind players.
The critical reception for Street Fighter 6 has been overwhelmingly positive, and it achieved a noteworthy milestone by selling over 2 million units by July 2023.
Street Fighter 6 Gameplay
The gameplay of Street Fighter 6 presents a trio of comprehensive game modes: Fighting Ground, World Tour, and Battle Hub.[1] Within Fighting Ground, players can engage in both local and online versus battles, in addition to accessing training and arcade modes. These modes retain the familiar 2D fighting mechanics seen in previous titles of the series. In these battles, two fighters employ an array of attacks and special moves to defeat their opponent.
World Tour introduces a single-player story mode where players assume the role of a customizable avatar. This avatar embarks on an adventure through 3D environments, including iconic locations like Final Fight's Metro City and the fictional South Asian nation of Nayshall. This mode combines action and adventure gameplay elements.
The third mode, Battle Hub, serves as an online lobby system. It integrates the customizable avatars introduced in the World Tour mode (notably, one of the pioneering fighting games to implement such features was Tecmo's Dead or Alive 4). Within the Battle Hub, players have the opportunity to partake in ranked or casual matches. They can engage in battles using their personalized avatars, employing the skills they've acquired in the World Tour mode.
Additionally, the Battle Hub allows players to participate in special events and indulge in emulated Capcom arcade titles. The emulation technology used mirrors that of the Capcom Arcade Stadium series, offering a diverse range of features.
SF6 Update 1.04 Patch Notes
SF6 Update 1.04 is the latest update for Street Fighter 6, released by Capcom. It addresses minor game issues and resolves a bug related to item loss during PlayGo sessions or streaming installations.
SF6 Update 1.04 is available for PS4, PS5 (version 1.004), PC, and Xbox consoles.
Street Fighter 6 offers three main game modes: Fighting Ground, World Tour, and Battle Hub.
In Fighting Ground, players can engage in local and online versus battles, training, and arcade modes. The gameplay features 2D fighting mechanics similar to previous games in the series.